About the Show Look Mum, No Hands! is a new outdoor production which will tour Libraries and outdoor festivals and events across England from April 2022. Look Mum, No Hands! is a tender story of friendship, taking risks and developing your independence, for family audiences. It explores a visually beautiful, and physically surprising, coming-of-age story …
Back in October 2019 Daryl Beeton Productions and Mimbre started a collaboration to create a new show targeted at young people aged 8-12 years old called ‘Look Mum No Hands!’ This summer, with support from the Without Walls Blueprint commission, we undertook further R&D on technical and artistic adjustments needed to adapt the work to …
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Performer Call Out - Paid opportunity to train We are looking for two Disabled performers who are wheelchair users to join Daryl Beeton Productions and Mimbre in an Inclusive acrobatics residency with specialist trainer Rick Rogers (Paracheer coach, former performer at Candoco and at London Paralympics opening ceremony) Since 2019 Daryl Beeton Productions and Mimbre have …
#ADiffWayToThink Since July 2019 we been running a sector facing social media campaign using the hashtag #ADiffWayToThink, where we share relevant reports, news items and good practice in the last week of every month which covers many subjects such as; ‘Understanding the Social Model of Disability’, ‘Questions we are afraid to ask’, T’he Aesthetics of Access’ …
The 3 Creative R&D’s As Part of our A Different Way programme we have developed new shows for different age ranges . Following the ideology of ‘Nothing About Us Without Us’, the aims was to create work with, not for, young Disabled people. This meant there was no artists locking themselves in a room before …
The #ADiffWay Symposium Let’s get beyond the basics of access & inclusion. Let’s talk about true representation. Let’s tell important stories. Let’s make our TYA programming relevant. Let’s make theatre that resonates. The #ADiffWay Symposium was for arts organisations both large and small, appealing to programmers, commissioners, learning & outreach teams, general managers, chief execs …
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A Different Way Overview Today, 29th April 2020, was the day of the A Different Way Symposium in Leicester. It was the culmination of 12 months of work, It now on hold but to mark today we wanted to share with you what we have been up to and celebrate all the partners, artists, participants and …
Like most since late February we’d been keeping a careful eye on the news and official recommendations, but it wasn’t until we took a moment and started to listen to our community that we truly understood. We spoke with our artist, partners and creative teams, and by mid-March came to the conclusion that postponing our …
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I am sure this will not come as a surprise, but we have had to make the difficult decision to postpone the A Different Way: Symposium which was scheduled for the 29th April. We realise that this will be disappointing news, however we aim to reschedule the event in Autumn 2020. We have been keeping a careful eye on …
Performer Call Out for “Special” A Different Way is a project led by Daryl Beeton Productions, with core partners Half Moon Theatre, Spark Arts for Children, New Wolsey Theatre and Mimbre with supporting partners Graeae Theatre Company, Attenborough Arts Centre and TYA UK, to support the growth of inclusive theatre for young audiences. A Different Way …
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